Ontonagon County MI Archives History - Farm .....Farm And Business Directory Of Ontonagon 1904
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ONTONAGON.

   Population, 1,600; settled in 1842 and incorporated as a village in 1885; in
Ontonagon county, of which it is the judicial seat.

Adams, William R., prosecuting attorney.
Allen, Katie, teacher.
Allie, D. J., bookkeeper and teacher of short hand.
Anglim, William, justice of the peace.
Atkinson, Joseph, stave and heading manufacturer.
Askew, Mrs. M., teacher.
Barber, William E., railroad and express agent.
Barry, William, carpenter and architect.
Baldwin, Louise, teacher voice culture.
Bailey, L. E., painter and paper hanger.
Bergeron & Son (Edward and Leon), bakers.
Bouillion, .Joseph, tug captain.
Bower, James E., coroner, durggist and postmaster.
Boyer, Dr. W. T., dentist.
Brown, A. H. attorney at law.
Bush, Ira E., county treasurer.
Cane Bros. (Edward and Charles), undertakers.
Cane, Fannie, dressmaker.
Carpenter, C. D., principal of school.
Carroll, Edward, township clerk and insurance.
Calio, John, attorney at law.
Chamberlaine, Ella E., county com. of schools.
Chamberlain, Ethel, teacher.
Chrishohn, Angus D., superintendent of schools.
Chrisholm, Annabelle, teacher.
Coombe, Ada L., dry goods.
Corgan, James, coroner and lighthouse keeper.
Corgan, James & Sons, general store.
Courtney, Dr. George E., dentist.
Crinion. Nettie, teacher.
Datson, Rev. F. T. (Episcopal).
Dirr, Fred J., proprietor Ontonagon Herald.
Donnelly, John P., general store.
Dowd, Ira E., barber and village clerk.
Dreiss, John T., county clerk and register of deeds.
Ducleaux, Edward, shoes and harness maker.
Eichen, Charles T., men's furnishing and shoes.
Eichen, A. G., paper hanger.
Emmons, Clarence H., grocer and hardware.
First National Bank (capital $15,000) Jajnes Mercer, president; Cleophas
    Meilleur, cashier.
Follansbee, Alfred S., confectioner and postmaster.
Follet, Eva, teacher.
Ford, B. R., jeweler.
Fyfe, James, proprietor Hawley House.
Garland, Ed, Captain of tug.
Green, Thornton A., manager C. V. McMillan & Bro.
Haight, Joseph H., blacksmith.
Halter & Lemoine (Andrew Halter, Abraham LeMoine), general store.
Haring, Courtland E., proprietor Heard Hotel.
Haring, James M., grocer.
Harrington, Nettie, teacher.
Hartford, P. J., saloon.
Hawley Bros. (John & Bartholomew), wholesale fish.
Hawley House, James Fyfe, proprietor.
Hawley, John, lumber.
Heard, Richard A., confectioner.
Heard, George H., saloon.
Heard Hotel, Courtland E. Haring, proprietor.
Hill, William M., boots and shoes.
Hollinger, Rev. Joseph (Catholic).
Hillier, Robert, contractor.
Hollopeter, C. L., cigar manufacturer.
Hubbard & Merritt (Charles G. Hubbard, William Merritt), laundry.
Hunt, Lillian M., photographer.
Jamison, Walter A., game warden and logger.
Jones, Clarence A., barber.
Jones, John, attorney at law.
Jones, R. J., Lake Superior House.
Kimball, Z. C, editor Ontonagon Herald.
Kneebone, R. J., meats.
Krohn & Findley (William Krohn, Charles Findley), saloon and livery.
Kaball, J. C., teacher.
Lake View House, L. Levigne, proprietor.
Levigne, L., proprietor Lake View House.
Loranger, Louis, village treasurer.
Loranger, Stephen, Township treasurer.
Loranger, Violet, teacher.
Lockerby, John, Barber.
Malloy, Hugh, tug captain.
Hansen, J., dry goods and clothing.
Massmau, tug captain.
McDonald, Alfred, drayman.
McDonald, Mamie, teacher.
McFarlane, William, sheriff.
McKinnon, Daniel, saloon.
McKinnon, Duncan, saloon.
McMillan, C. V. & Bro., T. A. Green, manager, lumber manufactuers.
McGinnnis, Dr., J. E., physician.
Meilleur, Cleophas, insurance agt. and bank cashier.
Molander, I. O., bookkeeper.
Mooney, Robert, proprietor New Ontonagon Hotel.
New Ontonagon Hotel, Robert Mooney, proprietor.
Nitterauer, John S., physician.
Norton, D. J., real estate and lumber.
Oley, Charles, county surveyor.
Ontonagon Lumber & Cedar Company.
Ontonagon Herald, Fred Dirr, proprietor; Z. C. Kimball, editor.
O'Rourke, Charles H., livery.
Ontonagon Water & Electric Light works, Frank Moss, superintendent.
Ontonagon Stave & Veneering Company.
Parker, Asa A., judge of probate.
Parker, R. A., deputy county treas. and accountant.
Parker, Aldis F., surveyor.
Paul, Nettie teacher.
Pelkey, Fred, boarding house.
Penegor Bros. (James ami William), lumber mfrs.
Powers, Henry M., druggist.
Proulx, Leo, assistant bank cashier.
Proulx, Elsie M., stenographer.
Rehfus & Leflar, masons and plasterers.
Robinson, George D., saloon.
Roberts, Clara E., ladies' furnishings and millinery.
Roosen, John & Son, saloon.
Roosen Bros. (Casper and Charles), grocers.
Ross, Duncan, carpenter.
Scharf, Frank, merchant tailor.
Schniver, George, supt. Diamond Match Company.
Schuster, Anson E., attorney at law and circuit court commissioner.
Skelton, Mrs. J. B., music teacher.
Smith, Rev. W. H. (Methodist).
Smithers, Margaret, stenographer.
Spellman, Mary, teacher.
Spellman, Cyrus, justice of the peace.
Stripe, Cornelius, painter and paper hanger.
Swinton, Andrew L., physican.
United States Express Co., Wm. E. Barber, agent.
Van Schaich, Frank, real estate.
Vincent, Harry G., confectioner.
Weir, Daniel, village marshal.
Weigle, John, saloon.
Westlake, William, justice of the peace.
Westphal, Rev. F. G. (Presbybterian),
Woodbury, Vera, teacher.
Willman & McLean (John Willman, Harry .McLean), tailors.
Wilson, Della, teacher.
Zimmer, Tillie, teacher.
Zimmer, Andrew, saloon.

NAMES OF FARMERS

Adams, Mrs. S. M.
Amos, Amos
Bittner, Joseph
Bilodeaux, John
Blackwood, John
Bowman, W. H.
Bonnin, Joseph
Callahan, Charles
Cane, Charles
Cane, William
Chamberlain, Grant
Chamberlain, Libbis
Coombe, John
Clark, Alvin
Crooker, C. J. H.
Crooker, Clarence and Justice
Crooker, James E.
Daily, James
Daniels, Ed
Daniels, James
Desarmeau, Noah
Diamond Match Co.
Dorenbush, Charles
Down, Job
Dreiss, John F.
Ferrihan, John
Francis, Richard
Gardiner, Joseph, estate
Geist, Louis
Gourney, Albert
Halter, Lewis
Halter, Martin
Ham, Theodore
Heard, John
Heard, William
Jacka, John
Jamison, W. A. & John
Johnson, Ebbe
Kalstad, Peter
Kane, Adam, Mrs.
Kelp, Charles
Klops, August
Labyak, Stephen
Lafond, George
Lemoine, Narcis
Lowe, Henry
Millard, Fred
Millard, Warren
Miller, Lawrence
Nehmer, Henry
Nehmer, Daniel
Nehmer, Charles
Newman, John A.
Oliver, Sperry
Olsen, Charles
Ontonagon Poor Farm
Parker, A. A.
Parker, John G., Sr. and Jr.
Pennock, Prosper
Paull, Willis
Petterman, John
Purdy, Charles
Rebo, Peter
Roehm, Albert
Roehm, Jacob
Robinson, John
Schaffer, Gus
Scheck, John
Scoviak, Anton
Schock, George and George W.
Schramn, Jacob
Sellars, John
Sellars, Joseph
Smith, Andrew
Smith, John
Snydra, Martin
Sodar, Charles
Sommers, Albert
Spellman, Cyrus
Squabolette, Barth
Stone, John
Swartz, estate
Turvey, Daniel
Urey, James
Walker, Frank
Weber, Mrs. Gus
Whiting, A. B.
Wiza, Joseph and Frank


Additional Comments:

1904
Directory
Farm and Business Directory of Houghton, Keweenaw, Ontonagon and Baraga Counties.

    Containing a complete list of all of the farmers in said four counties and
their post office addresses, alphabetically arranged, and under the post office
where they get mail, and also the names and business of all of the business
people at every post office in said four counties, except the mining towns in
the county of Houghton, which have a business directory.

VOLUME 1.
SUPERIOR PUBLISHING CO., PUBLISHERS,
HOUGHTON, MICH.


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